Tomtomkent
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Plenty of indications of fakery. Doug Horne of the ARRB explains it all for you here:
http://lewrockwell.com/orig13/horne-d1.1.1.html
Includes Chain of Custody questions and
Imagery
"Dino Brugioni opined during his July 9, 2011 interview with the author that the head explosion seen today in the extant Zapruder film is markedly different from what he saw on 11/23/63, when he worked with what he is certain was the camera-original film. The head explosion he recalls was much bigger than the one seen today in frame 313 of the extant film (going “three or four feet into the air”); was a “white cloud” that did not exhibit any of the pink or red color seen in frame 313 today; and was of such a duration that he is quite sure that in the film he viewed in 1963, there were many more frames than just one graphically depicting the fatal head shot on the film he viewed in 1963. Mr. Brugioni cannot, and does not, accept frame 313 of the extant Zapruder film as an accurate or complete representation of the fatal head shot he saw in the camera-original Zapruder film on the Saturday evening following President Kennedy’s assassination."
"Erwin Schwartz, Abraham Zapruder’s business partner, told interviewer Noel Twyman on November 21, 1994 that when he viewed the original film on Friday, November 22, 1963, he saw biological debris from the head explosion propelled to the left rear of the President when he viewed the film. This debris pattern is not visible on the film today, but dovetails with the consistent recollections of motorcycle officer Bobby W. Hargis, who was hit with great force at the time of the head shot by debris travelling to the left rear. "
"The extant Zapruder film also depicts a large head wound in the top and right side of President Kennedy’s skull – most notably in frames 335 and 337 – that was not seen by any of the treatment staff at Parkand Hospital. "
Nope. Sorry somebody saying "that is not how I remember it" is not a photo artefact in the film that suggests alteration.
You can't alter a film with the technology available at the time with out it leaving some observable trace in the film. You can't splice film, or paint cells, or cut, or edit, or place some image on top of another with the technology available at the time with out leaving physical evidence of this in the film itself.
You identify none of these things, none of the things you quoted me asking for. You only offer some guy saying what he thinks he remembers.
Show me a single frame with evidence the film was altered. One frame with an indication of mis matching grain or an overlayed image. Just one.
Otherwise care to explain how the film was altered with out evidence of alteration?